In windows I know that no executable is created by the command "ghdl -e something"; in linux it is created. I have to give an input file to my executable. If I was at linux I can do that by ./something < input.inp however how can I do it in windows? cause no executable is created.
Just to add, because I lost time with this: (in Windows)
ghdl -a "c:\superabsolutepath\test.vhdl" worked
ghdl -r my_test resulted in: cannot load entity my_test
however, ghdl -d displayed everthing correctly (the vhdl file with an absolute path)
-->use no absolute paths, by default the user folder is used "C:\Users\Lode" , when I placed my vhdl file in that folder(and start with the command
ghdl -a test.vhdl
ghdl -r my_test
, everything works, fjoeew